Time

Merleau-Ponty thinks that time is subjective, that is, the existence and nature of time depend upon the existence and nature of a perceiving bodily subject. Before examining his arguments for this conclusion I shall say something about the relations between time and subjectivity according to Merleau...

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Published inMerleau-Ponty pp. 131 - 149
Main Author Priest, Stephen
Format Book Chapter
LanguageEnglish
Published Routledge 1998
Subjects
VIT
Psychic Events
Absolute Consciousness
Successive Views
Parmenidean Thesis
Follow
PPT
Event Pair
Merleau Ponty’s Answer
Empirical Idealism
Perceptual Content
Objective World
Noesis
T1
Husserlian Transcendental Ego
Temporal Supplement
Spatio Temporal Totality
Merleau Ponty’s Thesis
Merleau Ponty’s Strategy
Temporal Predicates
Merleau Ponty’s Intention
Merleau Ponty’s View
Hold
Causal Relations
Unsolved Philosophical Problem
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DOI10.4324/9780203413531-9

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Summary:Merleau-Ponty thinks that time is subjective, that is, the existence and nature of time depend upon the existence and nature of a perceiving bodily subject. Before examining his arguments for this conclusion I shall say something about the relations between time and subjectivity according to Merleau-Ponty.
DOI:10.4324/9780203413531-9